518494/1967 - Tarmac Roadstone No. 655/29/38 - Tarmac Yellow Olive Coach Type_Siphon G the NCB donated it to

the NCB donated it to the National Museum of Wales who placed it on permanent loan to the Llangollen Railway where it was restored to steam in 1994

it was built by Kerr Stuart in Stoke on Trent in 1930

BR Class 89 - 89001 - InterCity Executive

A Twin pack of RAWIE ™ Friction Buffer Stops in a Sharfenburg Coupler pocket configuration each with a sprue of 20 friction elements and friction element spacers

the real 66 415 was dedicated through a collaborative effort between Freightliner

518494/1967 - Tarmac Roadstone No. 655/29/38 - Tarmac Yellow Olive Coach Type_Siphon G the NCB donated it toRuston Works No. 518494 was the last 88DS to be built by the firm, leaving Boultham Works on November 29th 1967 bound for Tarmac Roadstone Holdings Ltds Southern Division Plant at Hayes, where it was allocated the number 655 29 38 and painted into Tarmacs in house livery of Olive, with the Tarmac legend and Seven Ts logo being added. There, it joined a 4wDM Hibberd Planet, FH3765, which had been at the site since 1956.